HomeMy WebLinkAbout02/10/1922 Board of Public Safety Minutes58 Certificate of Titles for :Ford Cars.
59 Pay -Roll Police Department ,First Half Of February
60 Ford Touring car For Detective Department.
61 Salaries Clerk and City Sealer
62 2 Copies Daily New- Times.
63 2 Copies Daily Tribune.
64 Repairs
65 Power Electric.
66.. Gasolin6
67 Repairs & parts for Cad1alliac Car.
68 Tank of Oxygen.
Application were received from Glenn Iff. Naal, Casmier �.
Kubiak, Carl Peiffer, and J. E. Mc Girr for posi (btons in Police
Department were ordered placed on _file.
Motion prevailed that.the Clerk of the Board petition the
Board of Public Works for the installation of a Main Telephone in
the Detective Headquarters, also a petition for a Steel filing
cabinet for the same department.
Motion prevailed to adjourn.
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PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD.
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¢'EERY OF THE BOARD.
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Friday February, 10th. 1922. Office the Board of
Public
Safty.
'Meeting called to order at 5 P. 11. Mr. van Pyle being
absent.
Minutes of previous meeting were read and approved.
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BILLS PRESENTED AND ALLOWED.
20 -1141 I. W. Lower Decorating
1.55
21 -1259 South Bend Spring `Nagon & Carriage Co............
81.35
22 -1261 Thomas Rubber Vulcanizing Co .....................
20.90
23 -4
National Grocery Co., ...........................
14.00
24 -7
Chard & Thombsett . ...............................
1.52
25 -8
South Bend Supply Co .,... .........................
11.74
26 -13
The Studebaker Corp ..............................
1.36
27 -14
Indiana & Michigan Electric Co ...................
43.07
28 -15
Norther Ind. Gas & Electric Co ...................
31.70
29 -22
Howard Cranfill Co ...............................
7.82
30 -31
The Seagraves Co .. ...............................
53.00
31945
American La grance Fire Engine Co ............... 10,500.00
TOTAL.
REQUISITIONS PRESENTED & APPROVED.
43.
Repairing *diagenoto Truck # 2,
44.
Repairs,
45.
New Truck Number 3.
46.
Services rendered Orla Parker Broken Arm.
Application from Vincent Plorkowski for position as
fireman
was presented and ordered placed on file.
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BILLS PRESENTED AND ALLOWED.
55- 5
W. R. Hinkle Ina' .. ............................... $
2.35
REQUISITIONS PRESENTED & APPROVED.
11.
Salaries First halt February 1922.
Supt. Beaning presented report of work done by his department
during
the week ending February 8th. 1922.
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D1,11P �R TEJE ,NT ;
Bills PRESENTED AND ALLOWED.
50. -48.
Standard Oil Co . ...............................
6.80
51 -49
F. C. Reimold & Cdo ............................
5.90
52- 50
Nicholas Schilling ..............................
15.39
53- 51
The R. W. Gafill Bindery .......................
277.50
54- 52
Hagedorn & Webster .............................
38.64
56- 58
Laurence J. Lane ...............................
12.00
TOT'1It
REQUISITIONS PRESENTED & APPROVED.
54 Evidence
Purchased and Suppers 6 Officers at Elkhart.
55 Developing
Tank
56 Membership
Fees National Bureau Of Criminal Indentification
57 11embership Sees International Assn of Chiefs of Police
58 Certificate of Titles for :Ford Cars.
59 Pay -Roll Police Department ,First Half Of February
60 Ford Touring car For Detective Department.
61 Salaries Clerk and City Sealer
62 2 Copies Daily New- Times.
63 2 Copies Daily Tribune.
64 Repairs
65 Power Electric.
66.. Gasolin6
67 Repairs & parts for Cad1alliac Car.
68 Tank of Oxygen.
Application were received from Glenn Iff. Naal, Casmier �.
Kubiak, Carl Peiffer, and J. E. Mc Girr for posi (btons in Police
Department were ordered placed on _file.
Motion prevailed that.the Clerk of the Board petition the
Board of Public Works for the installation of a Main Telephone in
the Detective Headquarters, also a petition for a Steel filing
cabinet for the same department.
Motion prevailed to adjourn.
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PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD.
I T
¢'EERY OF THE BOARD.